endocrinology help
Posted By: nymt on 2005-12-24
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Please help. Sounds like "hysteromensal"
"Recent laboratory testing revealed a mildly elevated TSH and a prolactin level of 51.1 along with a “hysteromensal” level of 35. Testosterone and DHEA sulfate levels were within normal limits.
The diagnosis is oligomenorrhea. This is the worst tape I have ever heard, so please stretch if you have to because I could be totally wrong about the sounds like. Thanks and happy holidays!
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